innovative

英['inəuveitiv]美['inəuveitiv]

adj.
1. 新发明的，新引进的；革新的；有改革精神的
2. 乐于引进新观念的

时　态：innovate

同：	[a.] advanced, forward-looking, groundbreaking, innovational

An Innovative Prospect for Ecological Mobility in China.
中国环保汽车的创新前景。收藏
The innovative specialty store and oasis of elegant gadgets to the sedulous and casual collector alike (Time).
新颖的特产商店和精制小玩意的存放处对勤勉且随便的收藏者来说是一样（时报）。收藏
Liss says humanity can emulate nature’s garbage-free ways, but it will require innovative technology and a big change in attitude.
利斯说人类可以效仿自然界消除垃圾的方法，但这需要创新的科技和态度的重大转变。收藏
The German gas chambers and crematoriums were not brilliant innovative works of genius
德国人的煤气室和焚尸炉并不是辉煌的、首创的天才杰作。收藏
Many consider Berlioz's compositions to Be innovative But eccentric.
许多人认为柏辽兹的作品富有创新力，但与习俗格格不入。收藏

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ahead of the times
- the advanced teaching methods
- had advanced views on the subject
- a forward-looking corporation
- is British industry innovative enough?
[同] forward-looking, innovative, advanced, modern
being or producing something like nothing done or experienced or created before
- stylistically innovative works
- innovative members of the artistic community
- a mind so innovational, so original
[同] groundbreaking, innovational, innovative

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